If we had chosen always to handle s:hidden tags whose name matches that of a clean URL parameter as a parameter instead of a hidden input, then if you actually *did* want such a tag to generate a hidden input you would have no way to accomplish that. Likewise, there had previously been no way to add a query string to a form action except to set the action attribute yourself, which is undesirable most of the time.
The s:hidden tag has always generated hidden inputs. The s:param tag has always modified the URL of its parent tag by adding parameters to it. It was a natural fit to do it the way we did. -Ben On Fri, Dec 19, 2008 at 2:56 AM, Oscar Westra van Holthe - Kind < [email protected]> wrote: > On 18-12-2008 at 22:57, Ben Gunter wrote: > > Hidden inputs aren't handled like parameters for clean URLs. Instead, the > > s:form tag now accepts s:params. > > Just out of curiosity: what's the rationale behind this? > > > Oscar >
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